Customer-facing frontend for sign-up, onboarding, accounts, forms, search, checkout, or the core product workflow
Estimate
One price. One delivery window.
Price: $20,000 fixed
Delivery: Delivered within 2 months
Scope: The fixed price applies to the agreed product scope. Requests outside that scope are deferred or quoted separately before work begins.
A website explains the business. A web app runs the business. The fixed $20,000 engagement covers the visible product and the operational system behind it: frontend, backend, database, admin, payments, email, automation, selected integrations, QA, and deployment within two months.
Best for: Founders and business owners who need a complete portal, dashboard, marketplace, CRM, internal tool, workflow system, customer account area, or software product—not just a set of screens.
What You Get
Built around real operations.
Secure backend dashboard for operators, administrators, approvals, records, reporting, support, and configuration
Structured database with authentication, permissions, user roles, reliable data models, and audit-aware workflows
Payments, subscription logic, transactional email, notifications, third-party APIs, scheduled jobs, and business automation as scoped
Production deployment with responsive QA, analytics, error handling, environment configuration, and launch support
Deliverables
What the engagement includes.
- Product scope, architecture, user roles, workflows, milestones, and launch plan
- Responsive customer-facing frontend and core interactive product flows
- Backend routes, business logic, database schema, migrations, and data model
- Authentication, permissions, account management, admin dashboard, and operator tools
- Stripe or other payments, transactional email, notifications, APIs, and automations as scoped
- Testing, analytics, production deployment, launch verification, and handoff documentation
Fit
Who should reach out.
Business owners with a defined portal, dashboard, CRM, marketplace, or workflow app and a $20,000 budget
Non-technical founders who can make product decisions and provide feedback within 24-48 hours
Operators replacing spreadsheets, manual follow-up, disconnected tools, or brittle no-code workflows with one focused product
Proof
Recent work that matches the pattern.
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Not For
Clear boundaries save time.
- Not for projects without a $20,000 budget
- Not for basic websites, tiny fixes, or hourly staffing
- Not for unpaid cofounder pitches
- Not for vague ideas without a decision-maker or deadline
- Not for open-ended feature lists or multiple unrelated products
FAQ
Direct answers for founders and search.
What if I do not call it a web app?
That is normal. Clients often call it a portal, dashboard, marketplace, booking system, CRM, membership platform, internal tool, workflow, database, client login, spreadsheet replacement, or simply software for the business. If people log in, data is stored, or work moves through a process, it probably fits this category.
Can CodexDeus build the backend too?
Yes. The fixed $20,000 web app is full-stack: frontend, backend dashboard, database, authentication, permissions, payments, email, selected automations and integrations, deployment, and launch support.
What does the fixed $20,000 web app include?
The engagement includes a customer-facing frontend, operator/admin dashboard, backend logic, database, authentication and roles, one payment system when needed, transactional email, selected automations and integrations, responsive QA, analytics, and production deployment. The product is fixed-price because the scope is agreed before work begins.
What is outside the fixed scope?
Native mobile apps, multiplayer or game development, complex enterprise migrations, open-ended feature lists, multiple unrelated products, custom foundation-model training, and ongoing maintenance are separate. If the requested product cannot responsibly fit the package, David will say so before work begins.
Who does the work?
David Bramante does the technical work through CodexDeus: product judgment, architecture, frontend, backend, integrations, deployment, and launch support.
How do I start?
Send the live URL, repo, screenshots, current blockers, desired launch date, and what the software needs to do for customers or operators.
Start
Discuss your $20,000 project.
Describe the product in plain English: who uses it, what they need to do, what exists now, and when it must launch. Confirm that $20,000 is budgeted and identify the decision-maker.